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The End of BlackBerry Phones Is Finally, Truly Here

Gear, Gear / Gear News and Events, RIPBy John Timmer, Ars TechnicaJanuary 4, 2022

The company is pulling support for its devices, meaning that at some point they will no longer be able to connect to cellular networks.

Nothing Can Eat Australia’s Cane Toads—So They Eat Each Other

Cane-ibals, Science, Science / EnvironmentBy John Timmer, Ars TechnicaAugust 29, 2021

The species’ relentless invasion of the continent has taken a turn towards cannibalism.

Want to Slash Carbon Emissions? Start With These Power Plants

CARMA, Science, Science / EnvironmentBy John Timmer, Ars TechnicaAugust 14, 2021

The worst 5 percent of energy producers account for almost 75 percent of the sector’s emissions.

If YouTube Algorithms Radicalize Users, Data Doesn’t Show It

Business, Business / Social Media, Rabbit HolesBy John Timmer, Ars TechnicaAugust 8, 2021

New research tracking people’s behavior on the platform found that most don’t go down those ever-deepening rabbit holes.

A New Brain Implant Translates Thoughts of Writing Into Text

Science, Science / Psychology and Neuroscience, Thought processBy John Timmer, Ars TechnicaMay 14, 2021

In early experiments, a paralyzed man with implants in his premotor cortex typed 90 characters per minute—by envisioning he was writing by hand.

Bats Raised in Helium-Rich Air Reveal a Key to Echolocation

High pitch, ScienceBy John Timmer, Ars TechnicaMay 7, 2021

To test bats’ sense of the speed of sound, researchers put them in an atmosphere that alters it. No word on whether the helium made the bats sound funny.

Negligence, Not Politics, Drives Most Misinformation Sharing

Business, Business / Social Media, Fake NewsBy John Timmer, Ars TechnicaMarch 21, 2021

Researchers found that social media users are generally adept at identifying fake news. But that doesn’t always affect their decision to repost it.

How Food Waste Could Be Turned Into Climate-Friendly Jet Fuel

Food Flight, Science, Science / EnvironmentBy John Timmer, Ars TechnicaMarch 19, 2021

Humans dump an estimated 10 billion gallons of potential biofuel into landfills every year. Researchers found a way to capitalize on it.

Indoor-Grown Weed Is Spewing Carbon Into the Atmosphere

High Emissions, Science, Science / EnvironmentBy John Timmer, Ars TechnicaMarch 13, 2021

Most legal marijuana is grown in a controlled environment. A study just quantified how much damage that’s doing to the planet.

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